Galloping Insanity

[...] ;, Dear Reader.  Needless to say that in addition to being excited, Yours Truely is a wee bit nervous.  Luckily I have a lot of support... including from my current [...]

[...] ; She's been accused of resembling Sandra Bullock... but Yours Truely see a wee bit of Claudia Christian in her as well.  An animal lover, her household [...]

[...] and means I'd have to move to another state.  For someone who loves her ruts, this is a wee bit intimidating in and of itself.... Combine that with having to leave The Boy behind and it's [...]

[...] 's about an hour away.  I was just kidding."  I guess checkpoints can get a wee bit boring.  Since then she's traveled to several other states with the Red Cross and [...]

[...] we got our close call for the week over early! After a long (9 hr) drive, we arrived at the Hilltop Hostel in Tacoma just outside DC. Our first hostel experience was definitely a fun one! The hostel [...]

[...] of me. My actual response to My Darlin' that fateful day?... "Ummmmm.... Hope that's a Butch Barbie you're thinkin' of, Darlin'!"  I mean Barbie's been almost everything else hasn't [...]

[...] car for quite awhile when she sees what she takes to be a toll booth up ahead.  Nope, G-Ma discovers it a checkpoint as she pulls to a stop for the Officer.  As he walks around her car, she [...]

Well, The Boy and The GF have finally matriculated.  They are currently in that starry-eyed limbo between high school and college... between [...]

[...] the view from a precarious slope for everyone in his group.  A young couple capture an angelic photo of their baby girl against a cloud of petals.  Ducks and paddleboats float [...]

[...] ... to a Tickle Me Elmo... How have these things escaped notice in this small apartment?  Truely amazing what emerges from the back of that closet when you dig far enough!  The task has also [...]

[...] his neck was going to get broken eventually.  I think it was all part of their plan to entice G-Ma to once again fly out of the house with a broom to stop the fight.  They'd dodge [...]